polyrabies 2025-01-09 06:08 p.m.Overall, I ask this Court to take into consideration that my Client is an Active Duty Servicemen within the United States Armed Forces within the real world who regularly is deployed to situations where his life is at risk. My Client was actively in Service and faced real world Armed Forces obligations during the 98 day pay period, Armed Forces deployments and obligations usually last several months. My Client didn't willfully avoid paying, he simply couldn't he was faced with real world obligations which we must recognize as humans, we aren't all glued to our devices 24/7 and some of us have real world obligations. My Client lacks adequate funds to pay the 150,000 required, as it stands he has less then 20% of that he has 7,000 Clark Dollars in his possession and is rendered financially unstable within Clark County, therefore it'd be unreasonable to expect him to pay and I ask a payment plan is put in place or the relief is waived due to the exigent circumstances which faced and currently face my Client. My Client didn't wilfully violate Court Orders, as reasonably set forth, he's an active Duty Servicemen within the Real World, who was legally required to be present and execute functions of the Armed Forces within the 98 Day Pay Period. So I ask you don't hold my Client in Criminal Contempt, he didn't intentionally violate a Court Order and was faced by exigent real life circumstances.